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  10. From: 92malikh@wave.scar.utoronto.ca (MALIK  HAMMED MAHMOUD)
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  12. Subject: Re: Depth of Field
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  14. Date: Sun, 30 Oct 1994 10:06:32 -0500 (EST)
  15. In-Reply-To: <199410290215.AA04106@tamsun.tamu.edu> from "Sergio Eduardo Rosas" at Oct 28, 94 09:15:25 pm
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  25. > I'll try and be more clear....
  26. >                                   --- focused area
  27. >                             ____ /
  28. >    camera                 _/    \_
  29. >      oo                  /     /  \
  30. >     [__]-               (    ()    )
  31. >       |                  \_   |  _/|
  32. >       |                    \__|_/  |
  33. >       |                       |    |
  34. >       \______________________/ \__/
  35. >                    /             \
  36. >    Focal Distance-/               \----X
  37. >                                        ^
  38. > my problem is how to figure X out  ---/
  39. > besides pulling out a real camera and focusing
  40. > on something at the same distance.
  41. > Are there any tricks to this?
  42. > or is it just trial and error?
  43. > Please, please help me
  44. > TIA,  Sergio Rosas